Auburn High School - Invader Yearbook (Auburn, WA)

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CGI' iCll' Jan. 8-The boys really played a fast game of basketball tonight with Bellarmine, winning the game by a score of 40-34. Jan. 21-Whoopie! Snowl! Early dismissal and no school tomorrow! Feb. l-Today was the beginning of the war emergency courses and this new semester looks plenty tough with practically everyone taking five subjects. Feb. 91Another stupendous game was the basketball game with Highline today when the Trojans again took their opponents for a ride. The score was 33-27. Feb. 19-Today the annual assembly was held and it sure was fun to watch Maestro Harry Holton 'shoot questions at the contestants in the quiz. Mar. 19- Ever Since Eve, our only three-act play this ycar was really something-acting and staging were both swell. Mar. 26-Had loads of fun carrying Bob's books around school today and paying the expenses at the Girls' Club Tolo tonight. April l,6-The annual Junior Prom was no victim of the war emergency and l'm sure glad as I had a grand time! May 6-The conference track meet was held today at Renton and Auburn was well represented. May 14-The Class of '43 sponsored their last big dance of the season. Like all the rest of their dances it was a huge success! May 27-Tonight was Class Night, Ending the Seniors bidding fare- well to their lower classmen, the Juniors ready to lead the school next year, the Sophomores losing the frightened look they had in September, and those green Freshmen in the balcony. June 3-Graduation!-the climax of the twelve years of activities of the Class of '43! - . .r,1,t.. ia- V

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Standing, left 'to right: Harris, McHugh, Warnke, Betschart, Clark, Ward, Farrow, Slrathdee, Faulkner. Pianist, Engelhard. HARRY HOLTON - This year the many musical groups under the direction of Mr. Ellefson added a great deal of spirit to school activities. The Cwirls' Glee Club entertained the students at a few of the assemblies, displayed its talents at the all-school play, HEver Since Eve, and made appearances at various luncheon groups of Auburn. One of the victims of the school war emergency program was the orchestra. It was necessary that a number of students drop orchestra at the end of the first semester to take pre-induction courses. So that We wouldn't be entirely without this type of an organization, a swing band Was organized by Mr, Ellefson with the assistance of Harry Holton. The band playing at the pep assemblies gave the students the spirit needed for a fighting team. Harry Holton, a worthy maestro, led the band at all of the basketball games played in Auburn this year. This was another of Auburn Highs musical groups to display its talents in the all-school play and to entertain many luncheon groups of BEGINNERS' CHORUS Row 1, left to right: Duggan, Rossi, Eastman, Bikkers, Rooks. Clark, Beatty, Fletcher, Long. Row 2: Steele, Shauer, Cummings. Rosselle, Scarff, Walker, Burnham, Ellefson, the city.